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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-03
By Quarles & McCur'ly,
Real Estate Brokerage.

by tuhiics q NcDSI"9'
Real Estate Brokerage.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF A
i NICE BRICK TENEMENT on BEECH
STREET CHALF A BLOCK FROM STREET
RAILWAY RRTNEEN MAIN AID FLOYD
STREETS. No. 10.-At the request OF tho party
In interest we will offer for sale, upon the pre-
misses. on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1897,
AT o'clock p. NJ, the ABONE-MEH TONED
PROPERTY.
The house is new. having been built about
two wears. Las about seven rooms. gas, water,
tath, closets, and the usual cOnyeuiencee.
This property Is situated In the Immediate
growth Of the city, AMI viii not only prove u
profitable investment, but viii make dcslra-
bic home.
The lot has n front Of 20 feet and runs back
a good depth.
TERMS: Liberal, and at sale. -
QUARLES & MCCURDY.
pv1 AuctiOneers.
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BENJAMIN b. PLEAsASTs AND JULIA NJ. PLEA
SAINTS. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST WILLIAM HENRY
pLEAsAHTs AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS
l. Samuel p. wsddill, deputy. clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of the county OF Henrlco; 90
hereby certify that Spccial-C Commissioner VII
nam j. Ieake has given the bond required by
the decree entered in the above cause ON the
I'D Of February, 1877.
Given under my hnnd this sd day OF March,
1857. SAMUEL L. WADDlLL,
ap 23,eG, y, 90Myl&3 Deputy ClerS.
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By Rawlings &c Ros0,
Reai Estate Auctionecrs.

UCTION SALE OF a VERY
N DESIRABLE WEST BROAb-STREEf
lot. FRONTING 30 FEET ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN BOW
AND LOMBARDY STREETS AND RUNNING
BACK li5 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-At the re-
quest Of the owner we will sell by auction on
me premises on
THURSDAY MAY 5, 1881,
at 3 O'Clock y. NJ, the aboye-described LOT.
This property is daily Increasing IN Value'
ard must commend itself 10 parties seeking a
frst-class Investment
TERMS: Announced AZ sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE.
ana0 AuctiOneers.
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by Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate AuctlOneerA


A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
N WEST PROPERTY, CON
sIsTING OF ANICE BRICK STORE, &C, AND
VACANT LOT ADJOINING, SITUATED AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
BELyIDERE STREETS. THIS LOT HAS A
FRONT OF IS FEET on CARY STREET, AND
Is 1872 FEET DEEP ON IT'S EASTERN LINE,
AND Is BOUNDED on THE WEST By BEL
YIDERE STREET.-At the request OF the own
ers, we will sell by auction, on the promises
on
WEDNESDAY, MAYA 1857,
at O'Clock =. NJ, the aboye-described VALUA
BILE PROPERTY. This property Is in a rapid
Embarrassing locality, being only one square
from Monroe Park and Stokess new West-End
Hall, and Is now renting for 800 per annum,
and affords rare opportunity 10 parties seek
ing trst-class investment
TERMS: At sale. RAWLINGS & ROSE,
ap2i ,29,&Myl,3S4 Auctioneers.
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FINANCIAL.
NOW THE TIME TO SpECULATE,

Active fluctuations In the market offer oppor.
tuniiles 70 spectators TO make money in
Grain, Stocks, Bonds, and Petroleum. PROMPT
personal attention given TO orders received hy
wire or mail Correspondence collected. Fuil
information about the markets in our Boor
which win be forwarded free on spplicat,or'
II. ID. KYLE. Banker and Broker.
81 Broad aud "a New Streets.
no 20deod&wly New YORK cilv.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor.
Reel Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.


FURUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE
Z SMALL. FRAME TENEMENrS on TIL
NORTH SIDE OF COMPROMISE STREET.
sNADDOX HILL.1-By virtue OF certain
deed Of trust. dated November :. 1855, ana
duly recorded In the clerks onice OF Henrlro
County Court In Deed Book III, page 30 10 Sc
cure the payment OF certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned, default having been made
In the payment Of several OF said notes, and
at the request Of the holder thereof, !, the IN
dersigned trustee, will proceed to sell AT pup
lie auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1887,
ate o'clock 2. NJ. the real estate conveyed by
said deed OF trust. consisting OF a LOT, with
three FRAME TENEMENIS thereon. trontin;
on the north side Of Compromise street % oy
about feet
TERMS: Enough I'm cash TO pay cost ofsalc and
the sum of 1880 and the balance on such
credit as viii be announced at the hour Of sale
II. 7. RCHESON,
an % Trustee.
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III ~ H. L.: 8, e rS.E;-Kr -srar.-,,,,.,,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN ysH
~ ROAD. ~ W

~ M sss'@2s 81 EaFgp
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Y.1f
~ ROAD. ~ ~
SCHEDULE IN Effect MARCH "a ,,.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYycva-oo
LEAVE RIcHyoyD
iOA9 4. N. Daily, ~ Richmond Ana D..
bhfg ftilr1nd. Arrive d, 49,,
bufg 10 4. q. lsavo ps,,,., ~
~ ~ = =, v. Tally arrive A. Nor,el.,
80 A. N. Daily, ia Richmond sud e,...
burg railroad. Arriro 4, 49,
burg 1910 A. n. No Lao ~
ter-hurg l0.i0P. T. ior Psr,og.,,.
hynchbur. Roanoke. H.
knot''iie. and al points .oltl. ,,'.
west 49,
THROI Oh CARTO fYNCUgrp.
go P. "A. Daily, excep, SUNDAY. ~, o..
mooH mod peier'bsrg r.tr,.,,
AuFe friersDurg IN M
leave fo'or Olfg rs 3 u
dnhv. arriving N0rf0,k 100 g. n,
Through ar Bthm0lI tn Is, ...s
30 T. ". Daily, except sunday. 90 y.t
mend arf Iefersbgfs q. ....
Arrive 20 Pr'cribIre -sI 3D. i.
conreciiIg VII. sur Nr
leaving peterstirg o. ..r D. 4,
for Faunyiie. Lynrib1r.. b.,
noke. Bristol. Knoxville. f-t.
nooga, aul al pJ,na s...lA.t
west
PULLMAN sIEEpiNG-CiR ACCJuuu..
IittN~.
No. i-S.eeIlDc-csr from y .,er,nlrs .f...
tol without cnarge. and .yl.aLs.. a. .....
Rock without change
No. 3-LyHchburr f1 Nev prlo1ls. al . a..
Ohe 10 CHATTANOOGA wlfiyu. rhange
Tickets. Nge-chc'k., ana an ilf. -r...,
can be Oblaine,l o. Richmond ald 'r'-r.,
railroad dap0, GIi 10 5. 81. CARRIER. .n,t t....
stfesT. ~. I. ..t i...
Generh. ia.-enfrr 41l lrf.. h.,It
CdARLHs q. EDDY. Nir,-I-o. i1rfL
General 0ffire. kcnrs.. 'I. r.f IL
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By Furman Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
No. 1916 Main street.


VVRUSTEES' SALE OF "ARBURY, "
4 SPLENDID TRUCKING FARM FIVE
AND A HALF NILES TD0I EICHHOND. on
THE CREIGHTON KOAD.-By virtue Of two
deeds Of trust executed by Ricnard II. Gaines
one to r. Upper. Jr.. and h. II. Meade, trus-
tees dated April e, 1875. Gnd the Other 70 l.
Tupper Jr, trustee. dated October q, 1885, re-
corded respectively In Deadlock IS, page 3299,
and Deadlock ~. page 2l3, Hanover County
Court-tO secure tho payment Of certain notes
therein mentioned. and default having been
made in the Payment thereof. and being re-
CURED so 10 10 ny the beneaciarlcs IN SAID
deeds, We viii sell. on
MONDAY, MAY Q, 1857,
at12N.. al Henrico County Courthouse that
being court-day), the abOyer-ferred 10 TRULY
VALUABLE FARM, fully described in the
deeds mentioned. ItcOntains ONE HUNDRED
ACRES Of unusually fertile land, there being
some fine low-grounds on tho Chicsahomny
river and "A bold stream running through other
portions Of H. There arc sixty acres OF most
productive land in cultivation and forty acres
In original forest. chiefly oak and pines The
improvements consist of a small house (ncariy
new, a stable, and shed. Tho land lies nicely.
and the view If the surrounding country Il
very fine.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance In ono,
two and three years, with 9 per cent. Interest
(payable semi-annually) added TO the deferred
notes and same secured by trust-deed.
f. B. MEADE,
#. UPPER, JR..
Trustees
FURMAN TUPPER, Auctioneer.
an 5i ~ 9QGAIV I34561 SLOT
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AUSsS,t'>sS-S ~ y - = - =
BY John r. ooddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'lonee''
Rank and Eleventh strecs'


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
ysiTABIE LOT on THE WE WE. 4, SIDE !i,.r,o 0s
FhIRFIELD ROAD AT THE IN nr 20 a. N,
OF orp vAi az iuiGIIIY.IhPROvKD LAND 0S
ntnho W nil. in HENRICO COUNT,
n sisIioTxr 10 'fUE EASTERN sUBUkbs. or
nug cry OF RICHM0ND.-By yirtve Of a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF VIC county ot
UenrIco. entered Of the g3d Oh FEBRUARY, iSSi,
In the afeof peasants, &c, ca !, nasah,s ana
sneciaI commissioner, win sell ut pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY .. 1887,
commencing at az o'clock r. NJ, mat vALUA:.
RE LOT st the int Reotion OF Fairfield road
and Valley street. having n front OF 20 feet on
west side Of Fairfield rpad and running pack
l32 feet; end
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
say ~ O'Clock p. w., 40 3l-I00 ACRES OF
HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND. In separate pal :
cells, on Marion uin, lying cast OF the Osborne
igrnke about one n9m i'Is ' 81 Mr. FraDSlin
Ste arms. Mrs. kennedy, and Others; Ia.
This Rand lies beautifully for building sItes-
Commanding one Of the finest We've W y. n ~
of tlro city OF Richmond; 10 wen a1hpteu 10,
rrnpcs, trucking, and farming Pu,p,v ra,,s "nd
Win be divided into several smaller tracts anii
sold according 10 n map, which can DC SEEN ~
The Office Of the huctioneer. Its proximity 20
the wharves OF the Newpori-News ana Mlssls'
sippi-Valley railroad on James IiFoI tcnu i,l
II especially desirable as RESIDENCES ioi 0iii'
plOyees at that point.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance AZ siN
twelve. end eighteen months Tor negonaole
notes. interest added, and title retained VII AZ
the purch ase- money is paid ana coh'eyanot
WILLIAM J. LEAKE.
Special Commissioner
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 20 makes connection AZ keys'lAe
for Chase City and Clarksyille: ~ Green t"i,
for Durham. Raleigh. and all points or N'il'
Carolina Division.
Train No. 80 makes connection AZ Grceusp',
for Raleigh. Goldsboro', and Horehead 'il =.
Salisbury for Asheyille. Hot SPRING. ana a.
points In Western North Carolina; az 1haf'p
With Charlotte, Columbia snd Augusta Aili,e'
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. thare,ioh' =
yannAh. Townsville, Ca, Jackson'i ie' an
other Florida points; also with CarohLA ''i-
trail railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive al hth'1'o'
$50 A. NJ. and $50 p. VI.
BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Manchester. .'O,s0 \. "
Arrive Manchester. ...............-.- CIV DO W %
Ron AIR ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond. .........,...-......io t'
Arrive Richmond. .,.... - y. -
YORK RIVER LINE-DAILI leia MLst
PoINT) EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The favorite route 70 Baltimore. The sean
ers on this line are models OF beauty, elegaI.''
aud comfort Leave Richmond SO !. n. an
5 ?. NJ, arrive BalIimore So >; "a -
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore firsi 'iS''''''
second class. 80 .,...
The York-River Line affords supersor Sd,Au.
tages to the business weird In enaohus ~.
70 leave Richmond near the close ~ re a.
transactions and arrive az baiumore ca ~ -,
mornIng. after having enjoyed = dei.ghN
nights rest, free from tho dust aud u.i,S W
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond (rwenty-eigh,h- ,V
street depoD. ............,.s. 70" - -
Arrive Richmond CTwsnty-eighth- .pu
Street depot. ......,..,........'' ~
Daily. italy except sunday. ....t
Depot and ticket-office: Foot Nnginia 49,
Uptown ofice: Corner Teath and MAI :" w.
JAMEs L. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agens'
j. y POTTS
Assistant General Passenger AlsnI
Richmond, Va
SOL. HAAS. Traffic MANAGER;
Z. h THOMAS, General Manager "'
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We will sell at public auction. ON the pre-
misses, ON
FRIDAY, MAY 6rH,
at 5K r. NJ, the above PROPERTY most
conyenientiy-l ocated homeland weil-paJ Ing
Investment This property has been csntinu-
street and public improvements In its imme-
diate vicinity will enhance values
TERMS: Easy, and announced az sale.
myl J. THOMPSON BROWN a co.
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A DESIRABLE DWELLING-G..

A DESIRABLE DWELLING IN
n HOUSE FOR SALE-N0. WEST I'll
MAIN STREET-One Of the most comfort
able and convenient dwellings In the city, fur
nished with tho modern improvements.
large and well-arrangcd stable attached. Front
Of lot on Main street 80 feet Terms Of sale
liberal.
The property can be examined after O'Clock
T. NJ. Apply TO .....,,...,,
ap 2S5t G. B. DAVENPORT.
EOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL LOTS
II on Floyd street within one square OF
street-cars, $50.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Cary street and within
short distance OF street-cars, $40
3i2 FEET on west Hanover street and near
Monument grounds
Particulars on application 10
MANNING c. STAPLES & co.
aoJIxr
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BY J. Thompson Brown 4 Co,
lll3 Main street

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
No. a2s NINETEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS,
OPPOSITE PROPOSED DOwNs-HILL PARK.
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BY Frank d. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. e north Eleventh street.
BY II. b. Chafiln & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. ! north Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS SAL +. BY
- virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
OF Richmond city. entered 10 the cause Of
White, by, &c, against White e ais, on the It'll
day of April, 1881, We shall on
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1881,
at ( O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, sell a, pub-
lie auction TWO ADJOINING LOTS, fronting
IS feet each on the north line Of Orange street.
in said city aud running back between parallel
lines 20 feet. One of these lots il lOcatet on
the northwest corner Of ~. James and Orange
streets, and is nnimproyed. The other lot has
q TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING on it.
ITEMS OF SALE: One third 10 be paid in cash /;
one third in six months, and the remaining
third In twelve months, with interest from the
day OF sale: the purchaser 10 give notes for
The deferred instalments, with interest added.
and the titles 10 be retained till the further
order Of the Court.
ALEXANDER COKE,
EDGAR ALLAN,
Commissioners.
Sale by r. B. CHAFFIN & Co, Auctioneers.
J. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, Va, certify
that the bond required of special commission
ers by the decree in said cause Of the 18th OF
April, 1887, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day OF April,
1897 BENJAMIN ii. BERRY.
ap 30
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MISREPRESENTATION
- SCHEDJiE TAElN1 ffFb.p
tLblIAEl ID. t,,-.

~ SCHEDULE IAklhS fffE.r
tLbACAEl ID. i'a.
ryAvE EiCuvl,p.
SIG A. ". for NeHiolf Ne.7s. oH qHft C,.~.
Tort dGIy. anl for N.ri..t. ...r
en'Cy' sunday. Pullman .l..s
cars 10 Ola t0in.
1919 4. NJ. Through ahd Iutu Mlu ID. sA
poinfa W. riaegeri N. o. d
Forge - Huntington. ek'r.r >...
day
$40 P. NJ. tor Nc.eror NoFs. on ra,.a.i
par.or rar- o. Ola Poil..
400 P. NJ. Goreor-s.lle Ao,ommoiaaor. -.
cept sunday.
0c2S p NJ. for Louisville, .Ciacinnaa. Dr.-.-
20, 81 Lous. Memphis. a.l Se-
Orleans -- Va kXgre.- e.o
througn Pullman. daily OifJ
route running PuiimfUs Wa
nom EithmOnL
ARRlyE ~ ur,rgosD.
e.ao A ~ Gorlorsfius Accommodate
il.O5 A. N. from Norfolk. Oi Point atg Ne.e.
port Sew. except sunday I,..
man yarior Gags.
s-05 p. NJ. from locH. roiu.s and tie Wet. ~.
cept sunday.
$40 p. NJ. from oid roial NeFIor Nev,
dailv. and from Norfolk daily. .t-
copt sunday. Pullman i.sl,s
cars.
80 Pm. from L0ul,v'le All Cincinnati.
Fast BNp-cs- daily.
Depot: Seventeenth a1I Broad street.
Tickets at loco 8a!l street AMI q, thr ''l.-
n. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Assent
WILLIAMS c. WIcEHAH. Second Yce-pres'.
dent ieN
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TRAINs NnNrnWNND
Daily. tDaily Except sunday.l
....-.. n.l.ra-.- III ~

Daily tDaily Except Sundayl
STOPPING-PLACEs
Nos. q and ~ make no stops. No-. s. ara .
stop ouly on signal nc Nau,hesfer. ,fnfra|..
and Chester. Nos. o. -. y. -. q. p. p. 80.
ara 90 Will stop AZ all stations tlr passenger.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Trims Nos. p. q. and G. sleeping .- i"-
tween Washington and Charleston. uI 'l.r-
Nos. % and - sleepng-cars between NrH fDA
and Aiken, :. {. irtG Charleston. ur .a'-
Nos. % and g. sleeping-cars betweei Nfr ..t
and Tampa. Fla lrid Jacksonville. tH l
No. - sleepiug-cars between Jackson .lc tni
New York.
THE ONLY AII~RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. AAEfff.
Richmond. 1908 A. NJ. Norfolk ........t %. =.
Richmond. 1000 Z. NJ. Norfolk ....' ..r b. y.
Norfolk SODA NJ. Richmoui. 81. 3. ~.
NorfOk 1000. t5.0O =. N. Richmond. ..i- ?. ".
These trains also make close CONNIE ..i'I- i.r
Farmyille, Lynchburg, and >og'tN'-.
points, and all stations on the N.-.'.t ...
Western railroad, except the 1879 t-a'a. i'-.
sengers for points west Of Petersburg shol.d
leave by the 9s train instead.
r. VI. SiLiN.
Superintendent
7. W. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
Sol. HAAS. Trafic Manager. 'nf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
A ,,,s,,nguished Family

$50 your sons are all through col
lego, are they?" asked Mrs. Smiley OF
Mrs. Lofty.
eyes, indeed" replied Mrs. Lefty.
..The dear fellows! am SO proud OF
theml Each of them made his mark
Only think CT i'll George won the gold
medal for being the best polo player in
his class!
'tIndeed"
"Oh, yes; and Harry was never
beaten once at lawn tennis during the
last two years he was in college. He
has ever so many badges and medals -
SHOW gratifying to you!"
"Indeed it is! And my son VIII
went ahead of his whole class at base
ball, and is regarded as the most
promising first base the college ever
turned out! We are all 80 proud ol
|himl But all our hopes are centered
! in our son Leo, who graduated two
wears ago. He has come out winner
In every boat race he has rowed; and,
only think of 1t, we used to really teal
| that il was a waste of time and money
Ito send him to college at all. til
Iseemed so Indifferent about colleg'
Ieducation. But he has turned ou
grandly! We are so proud OF all oul
hnva -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
He Had Reformed.

He was rather convivial and his
wife demonstrated with him, 80 he
promised her faithfully that he would
reform.
ilwuuld have been all right If his
friends had not heard of 1t.
80 John II. has reformed, has he?
Humphi we'll see
They saw him in procession.
First he met one old chum, then
another, and it never dawned upon
him that it was conspiracy.
The first night that II. reached
home after he made tie promise TO his
wife, II was very late, or rather it was
very early. In fact it was early morn
ing.
lie took off his boots, managed to
hang his hat up and walked slowly
into the room where his wife slum-
bered.
So far so good. He divested him.
self OF his coat and just as he was
hanging it unsteadily on The chande-
her his wife woke un:
"Why, John" she exclaimed:
"What on earth are you getting up so
early for?"
This was poser, but John was
equal to the occasion.
"That's all ight," he said, "you
XXX. know I've r-r-retormed, Mary,
an there's l.lots OF p-people I've got
| to Sc e-e early in the mornin'."
And he deliberately put on his Goa,
and boots, found his hat and went out
again, while Mrs. II. turned over
with q fiendish chuckle and went te
sleep again.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
HOycntfed by the (;frIs.

The progress of temperance princi-
|ples among the young Irish -Ameri-
cans of the coal region within the last
ten years is simply without parallel
in the history of temperance reform.
In fact, the temperance feeling is now
80 strong that no young man can en-.
ter the charming circle OF female So
ciety unless he is an avowed temper
ance man and wears the Father
Mathew badge. 1t has now come to
such a pass that the young Irish
American ladies will have nothing to
lido with the man who drinks BY
placing this boycott against the boys,
the girls have played the part OF true
Temperance missionaries, in that they
succeeded in driving the young men
into the societies.
An illustration of this was seen in
the town of Beaver Meadow last
spring, when all the girls in the place
combined and resolved that they would
not accept the attention of any young
man until he had first signed the
Ipledge and joined the st. Aloysius
ISocIety. For while it was thought
the Dung ladies were not IN earnest,
land that the boycott would soon be
lifted. But the young ladies were de
termlned,an when they found this out
the young fellows surrendered, and
forthwith there was rush for admis-
Ision into the local temperance society
| The latter is now in flourishing con
Edition. Of those who join these TEN
perance societies about ten out Of
forty "fall from grace"-in Other
words, go back to drink. But the de.
lserter's downfall does not last long
After his debauch he sees the folly o.
his ways and thinks now happy hi
was when he was sober.
But this is not the worst. All hi:
friends are travelling in an opposite
Idirection, and shun the outcast alto
Igether. The result is that a man wht
Ibreaks his pledge becomes disgustet
with himself and returns to the society
After taking the pledge for secont
time he hardly ever goes back t.
drink again. The number who breai
1.-THE pledge second time is only one il
|seventy. A member who forfeits hi
membership in a society forfrits all hi
Idues paid into the treasury by him
Ian the societies are beneficial ant
take good care of the sick, widows
and orphans. The st. Aloysius So
Iciety of Wilkesbarre has 4e0 names OF
its rolls and over $1,000 in its treas
Jury. The Father Matthew societ
land Father Matthew Cadets have 2O
more members. Every society has
handsome uniform.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
A LOVE SONG.

OF all the lovely things that in
The worlds wide garden grew,
did not know that God had made
SO fair thing as you!
mortal! In immortal guige,
Gracious and wise anu good!
Tho cro ming rote OF paradise,
AND flower OF ma denheod!
But alb. the r6se Is not your peer;
The lily IA less white;
Your locks have caught softer sheen
TT an dawn's ethereal light;
from the fair tresses meath your snood
To your slim, sandaled feet,
White woLder OF young womanhcod,
lou ate poem complete.
Sweet as the music is that BwelIs
The reeny throat OF pap,
The world hath missed tome notes Of 10,
since e'ef the world began:
Eut. -, CT nil strains attuned
To Liln's groat m m-sterRsy,
You aro the lopg-lost chord that makes
LOWS perfect melody.
as cn--loax laid in slumber deep,
With senses sealed and blind
Just newly awakened lsaves In sleeo
1he din old world bsbtnd.
So meath thu strangs. transd cured skiei
Amid the tire and dew
Of love- unfolding paradise
hy soul can SEQ but you.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
Curious OlOCk.

A New York jeweler has curious
clock which was imported from Paris.
II is a bronze medal of a steam boiler,
and has steam gauge safety valve
and speed regulator, while thermom
eter occupies the place OF the water
gauge. The dial of the clock is on
she furnace door, and above 1t is a
barometer. When the clock is run
ming the pendant balls OF the speed
regulator do the work of the ordinary
pendulum.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
Our Canadian. Brs tnren.

Tho Bangor (Mstnt) Commercial
sent representatives TO St John and
o,htr New Bruuswjck points last week,
snd they interviewed oil prominent
meo there on the subject OF commercial
IN Ion, fisheries and other leading ones
lions. All express friendly feeling
TO ward the States, and all give their
Views as 10 how trade with the Slater
could be increased. They look to set
element of the fishery dispute by the
Com m lesion, and that very econ. There
IS no great feeling In the PROVINCES foi
aunexat,on, bat eeverai think the peo
pie would very readily favor 1t II II was
oroached In o right manner. When
asked In regard to the prcjec. for tn.
pntchyss Of the Provinces by the United
states, they asserted that such propo-
sitiop WAS not 70 be considered BY the
peop'e Of the d ,mlnion for a moment
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
!. sta,t,,nx Question.

Even the life of newspaper can
VASE ar is pot totally devoid OF poetr!
The uneuding ronnd Of "rimes 70 TO
hard and money Is so scarce that ",
can't take . paper" and my husbaud
briues q paper home with him" and
ali The stock excuses. are sometime
brokrn up by little incident like this
that was told by a map who labors In
thst un grateful position: The deliver,
boy had gone little ahead OF me- - 'aio sh
side walh q pretty little boy in kilts TOD
died mn and stared at me with pretf'
blue syes. Imeds friends with MN I'm. q :,
book and says he:
"tHUt's at?' ,,s H.,
THAT'S an order book, l told him
",Hot does 90 do wiv' a,?' ,
"Oh. I write down the names OF 81
,bs had little boys zrg~
uHe looked at mo minute Win nv
bnshed with we. he asked:
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